Partnership between Seton Hall and Hackensack University Health Network could help close New Jersey’s physician shortage

End-to-end solution still not in sight, and some state lawmakers are not in the mood to be patient

Issue seen as referendum on academic reach and mission of county colleges now heads to Secretary of Higher Education

Bankruptcy or state takeover, city still must address issues ranging from gambling in north Jersey to funds available for development

Soaring higher-education costs prompt NJ schools to find innovative ways to help ease financial burden

Casinos would make payments in lieu of taxes while troubled resort city’s debt and revenues are restructured

Indecision angers parties on all sides, despite governor’s allegation that city and county politics are at root of holdup

Neighboring South Jersey District 3 to choose between popular Democratic incumbents, two Republicans from law enforcement, and independent

In solidly Republican 9th District, however, GOP incumbents likely to win in a walk

Social and economic justice, safe streets and schools, a home for millennials and long-term residents --the 'just city' is taking shape

Local, state, and federal officials see good news in terminal they hope to share among residents, business, and industry

Can a new private development agency pull Atlantic City back from the edge and help it head in a far more financially promising direction?

Economic incentives promise to bring new life to Delaware waterfront in NJ's poorest city

University will lose money on transaction but will free itself from Atlantic City entanglement

More join Garden State’s burgeoning roster of makers of innovative, interesting beers

As part of its 250th anniversary celebration, state’s largest public college will honor its world-renowned program and a cornucopia of vegetables, nuts, and berries

Easing of restrictions would help fuel continued growth of industry pouring more than $750 million annually into state’s economy

Newcomer calls for ouster of ‘career politicians’ in diverse district ranging from Trenton to several towns in Hunterdon County

President commends police force for dramatic reduction in crime, even as department faces complaints about use of excessive force, cooking crime statistics

University official tries to help Senate budget committee peel back layers of complicated deal to buy bankrupt Showboat for classrooms and dorm